
Motor Vehicle Accidents
Motor vehicle accidents are a major cause of personal body injury in Australia. In recognition of this, the Western Australian government has established a third party insurance scheme which is administered by the Insurance Commission of Western Australia (ICWA).
Hoffmans has a large practice assisting people with compensation as a result of what they have suffered. It is also possible for family members to obtain compensation in circumstances where someone of relation has died.
- I am not sure if I have a claim
- How much is the value of the claim?
- What will be my legal fees?
- What kind of compensation/damages can I get?
- Can I make a claim for someone who is deceased?
- I wasn't wearing a seatbelt, can I make claim?
I am not sure if I have a claim
Many people have this problem. Speak to us and we can quickly tell you if you have a chance and then gather the evidence needed for your case and then decide if you should go ahead.
How much is the value of the claim?
The amount of damages you can receive depends on your injury and its consequences.
What will be my legal fees?
We often take on cases on a "No win, no fee" basis. If an insurance company is involved it will usually pay for most of your costs. For more information, visit our Funding Your Case section.
What kind of compensation/damages can I get?
You can get damages for:
- lost wages;
- medical expenses; and
- pain and suffering
Can I make a claim for someone who is deceased?
Yes, if you are a dependent of someone who was killed in a motor vehicle accident, you may have a claim. Hoffmans will have to assess your level of dependency on the deceased and determine if you have a case.
I wasn't wearing a seatbelt, can I make claim?
Yes, you may still be able to make a claim if you were not wearing a seatbelt during the accident.



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